The research paper “Location Based Services for Elderly and Mobility” investigates location-based services (LBS), focusing specifically on applications tailored for seniors and individuals with mobility impairments.
LBS in this context refers to utilizing external hardware devices (such as Zigbee sensor nodes) to track and analyze personnel locations, allowing backend management platforms to deliver pertinent services—for example, indoor building wayfinding guidance and automated fall location emergency alerts.
The paper comprises standard sections including Abstract, Introduction, Location-Based Services, Description of the Location System, System Implementation, and Conclusions.
Paper Title: Location Based Services for Elderly and Mobility
Authors: A. Marco *, R. Casas, J. Falco, H. Gracia, J.I. Artigas, A. Roy
Journal: Computer Communications, Vol. 31 (2009), pp. 1055–1066
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